Sanskrit Dictionary

m. ( kamp-

), an ape, monkey

etc.

m. an elephant

m. Emblica Officinalis

m. a species of karañja-

m. Olibanum

m. the sun

m. Name of viṣṇu- or kṛṣṇa-

m. Name of several men

m. plural Name of a school

f(i-, ī-). a female ape

mfn. brown commentator or commentary on

; ([ confer, compare Greek ; Old German affo; Anglo-Saxon apa; English ape.])

kapibhakṣa

m. "food of apes", Name of a sweet substance

kapicūḍa

mf(ā-) Spondias Mangifera.

kapicūta

m. idem or 'mf(ā-) Spondias Mangifera.'

kapidhvaja

m. Name of arjuna- (see -ketana-above)

kapija

mfn. born of a monkey

kapija

m. "produced from the tree kapi-", the oil of Olibanum

m. incense, benzoin

f. a species of ant

f. Vitex Negundo.

f. us- and ūs- Mucuna Pruritus

kapikacchuphalopamā

f. a kind of creeping plant

kapikacchurā

f. Mucuna Pruritus

kapikanduka

n. "a playing-ball for monkeys", the skull, cranium

kapikeśa

mfn. brown-haired

kapiketana

m. "having a monkey as symbol", Name of arjuna- (the third son of pāṇḍu-)

kapiketu

m. Name (also title or epithet) of arjuna-,

kapikoli

m. a species of Zizyphus.

mf(ā-)n. ( kam-

;more probably connected with kapi-

),"monkey-coloured", brown, tawny, reddish

etc.

mf(ā-)n. red-haired

m. the brown or tawny or reddish colour

m. a kind of mouse

m. a kind of ape

m. a (brown) dog

m. incense

m. Name of an ancient sage (identified by some with viṣṇu- and considered as the founder of the sāṃkhya- system of philosophy)

etc.

m. Name of several other men

m. of a dānava-

m. of a nāga-

etc.

m. of a varṣa- in kuśa-dvīpa-

m. of several mountains

m. a form of fire

m. Name of the sun

m. plural Name of a people

m. of the Brahmans in śālmala-dvīpa-

kapilā

f. a brown cow

etc.

m. a fabulous cow celebrated in the purāṇa-s

m. a kind of leech

m. a kind of ant

m. Dalbergia Sissoo

m. Aloe Perfoliata

m. a sort of perfume

m. a kind of medicinal substance

m. a kind of brass

m. Name of a daughter of dakṣa-

m. of a kiṃnara- woman

m. of a river

kapilasāṃkhyapravacanabhāṣya

m. Name of the female of the elephant puṇḍarīka- (q.v)

kapilabhadrā

f. Name of a woman.

kapilabhāṣya

n. Name of a commentary on kapila-'s sāṃkhya-pravacana-.

kapilācārya

m. the teacher kapila-.

kapiladeva

m. Name of the author of a smṛti-.

kapiladhārā

f. Name of the gaṅgā-

kapiladhārā

f. Name of a tīrtha-

kapilādhikā

f. a kind of ant

kapiladhūsara

mfn. brownish grey

kapiladrākṣā

f. a vine with brown or tawny-coloured grapes

m. Cytisus Cajan

m. Name of the sun

f. Name of work

m. Name of a tīrtha-

kapilāhvaya

n. (with or without pura-) the city of kapila-vastu-,

kapilajaṭa

m. Name of a muni-

kapilaka

mf(ikā-)n. reddish

kapilākṣā

f. a variety of śiṃśapā- (with reddish flowers,)

kapilākṣī

f. idem or 'f. a variety of śiṃśapā- (with reddish flowers,) '

kapilākṣī

f. a species of Colocynth

kapilalāṭa

m. an arm,

kapilaloha

m. a kind of brass

kapilāñjana

m. "using a brown collyrium", Name of śiva-

(see kapiśāñjana-,)

kapilapañcarātra

n. Name of work

kapilāpati

m. Name of drupada-

kapilaphalā

f. equals -drākṣā- above.

kapilapura

n. equals -vastu- below.

kapilarṣi

(kapila-ṛṣi-) m. the ṛṣi- kapila-.

kapilarudra

m. Name of a poetry or poetic

kapilasaṃhitā

f. Name of an upa-purāṇa-.

kapilasāṃkhyapravacana

n. Name of work (equals sāṃkhya-pravacana-)

n. Name of a commentary on the above.

kapilaśarman

m. Name of brahman-

kapilāṣaṣṭhī

f. the sixth day in the dark half of the month bhādrapada-.

kapilaśiṃśapā

f. a variety of śiṃśapā- with reddish flowers

kapilāśrama

m. Name of a hermitage

kapilāśva

m. "having brown horses", Name of indra-

kapilāśva

m. Name of a man

kapilātīrtha

n. Name of a tīrtha- (any one bathing and performing worship there obtains a thousand brown cows)

kapilavastu

n. Name of the town in which śākyamuni- or buddha- was born.

kapilāvaṭa

m. Name of a tīrtha-

kapilāya

Nom. A1. kapilāyate-, to be somewhat brown or reddish

kapileśvaradeva

m. Name of a king.

kapileśvaratīrtha

n. Name of a tīrtha-.

kapilikā

f. Name of a woman gaRa śivādi-

kapilīkṛ

to colour brown or reddish

kapiloha

n. "monkey-coloured metal", brass

kapilolā

f. Piper Aurantiacum

kapilomaphalā

f. idem or 'm. an arm, '

kapināmaka

m. storax, liquid ambar

kapināman

m. idem or 'm. storax, liquid ambar '

kapināsa

m. a kind of musical instrument.

kapināśana

n. an intoxicating beverage

kapināsikā

f. idem or 'm. a kind of musical instrument.'

kapiṅgala

varia lectio for the next

kapiñjala

m. (etymology doubtful) the francoline partridge, heathcock

etc.

kapiñjala

m. Cuculus Melanoleucus (equals caṭaka-)

kapiñjala

m. Name of a vidyādhara-

m. of a man

m. of a sparrow

f. Name of a river

m. Name of a man (see kāpiñjalādi-)

kapiñjalanyāya

m. the rule of the kapiñjala-s (with whom even"three"is a large number),

kapiñjalārma

n. Name of an old city (see arma-)

kapinṛttā

f. a kind of medicinal substance

kapipati

m. "lord of apes", Name of hanumat- commentator or commentary on

kapipippalī

f. Scindapus Officinalis

kapipippalī

f. another plant

kapiprabhā

f. Mucuna Pruritus

kapiprabhu

m. "master of the monkeys", Name of rāma-

kapipriya

m. Spondias Mangifera

kapipriya

m. Feronia Elephantum

kapiraka

equals kapilaka- q.v vArttika on

kapirasādhyā

f. Spondias Mangifera

kapiratha

m. Name of rāma- (see -prabhu-above)

kapiratha

m. of arjuna-

kapiromalatā

f. idem or 'f. Mucuna Pruritus '

kapiromaphalā

f. Mucuna Pruritus

mf(ā-)n. "ape-coloured", brown, reddish-brown

etc.

m. brown or reddish colour

m. incense

m. the sun

m. Name of śiva-

f(ā-, ī-). a spirit, sort of rum

kapiśā

f. Name of the mother of the piśāca-s

m. Name of a river

n. a sort of rum

f. Name of a woman

m. n. a cabbage

m. Name of śiva- (see kapilāñjana-.)

kapiśāputra

m. a piśāca-, an imp or goblin

kapiśāvadāna

n. Name of a Buddhist work.

kapiśaya

Nom. P. kapiśayati-, to redden, embrown

kapiśīkā

f. a sort of rum

kapiśīkṛ

to make brown or red.

kapiśiras

n. the upper part or coping of a wall

kapiśīrṣa

n. idem or 'n. the upper part or coping of a wall '

kapiśīrṣṇī

f. a kind of musical instrument

kapiśita

mfn. embrowned, made brown or dusky-red

kapiskandha

m. Name of a dānava-

kapiskandha

m. of a being in the retinue of skanda-

kapiṣṭhala

m. Name of a ṛṣi-

etc.

kapiṣṭhala

m. plural the descendants of the above gaRa upakādi-

kapisthala

n. the abode of an ape

kapiṣṭhalasaṃhitā

f. Name of work

kapisvara

m. Name of a man.

kapitaila

n. benzoin, storax, liquid ambar

kapitīrtha

n. Name of a tīrtha-,

kapittha

m. (ttha- equals stha-) "on which monkeys dwell", Feronia Elephantum

etc.

kapittha

m. a particular position of the hands and fingers

kapittha

n. the fruit of Feronia Elephantum

kapitthaka

m. Feronia Elephantum

kapitthaka

n. the fruit of it

kapitthānī

f. Name of a plant (equals kapitthaparṇī-)

kapitthaparṇī

f. Name of a plant

kapitthaphala

m. a species of Mango tree

kapitthāsya

m. "having a face like a wood apple", a species of monkey

kapitthatvac

f. the bark of Feronia Elephantum

kapitthinī

f. a region abounding in kapittha-s gaRa puṣkarādi-

kapitva

n. the state of an ape, apishness.

kapivaktra

m. "monkey-faced", Name of nārada- (a saint and philosopher, and friend of kṛṣṇa-)

kapivallī

f. idem or 'f. Scindapsus Officinalis '

kapivallikā

f. Scindapsus Officinalis

kapivana

m. Name of a man.

karakacchapikā

f. a particular position of the fingers.

karṇapiśācī

f. Name of a goddess

karṇapitṛ

m. " karṇa-'s father", Name of sūrya-

m. idem or 'm. a patronymic fr. kāśyapa- gaRa 1. naḍāḍi-'

m. Name of tārkṣya-

m. Name of garuḍa-

m. Name of aruṇa-

kāśyapin

m. plural the school of kāśyapa-

keśapiṅgala

m. Name of a Brahman.

khaḍgapidhāna

n. the sheath of a sword

khaḍgapidhāna

n. scabbard

khaḍgapidhānaka

n. idem or 'n. scabbard '

kheṭapiṇḍa

"a ball of phlegm" id est anything useless

(pakva--).

kokapitṛ

m. "father of koka-"or"whose father is named koka-", Name of a man

krīḍākapitva

n. imitating an ape for amusement or in jest

kṛṣṇapilla

m. Name of a poetry or poetic

kṛṣṇapiṇḍīra

m. idem or 'm. a dark variety of māyaṇa- (Cyperus rotundus or Vangueria spinosa) '

kṛṣṇapiṇḍītaka

m. a dark variety of māyaṇa- (Cyperus rotundus or Vangueria spinosa)

kṛṣṇapiṅgā

f. (equals ṅgalā-) Name of durgā-

kṛṣṇapiṅgala

mf(ā-)n. dark-brown in colour

kṛṣṇapiṅgala

m. Name of a man, and m. plural his descendants gaRa upakādi-

kṛṣṇapiṅgalā

f. Name of the goddess durgā-

kṛṣṇapipīlī

f. a kind of black ant

kṣapita

mfn. destroyed, ruined, diminished, suppressed

kṣapitavya

mfn. to be passed away or finished

kṣapitavya

See 3. kṣap-.

kṣudrapippalī

f. wild pepper (equals vana-p-)

kumārapitrimeṣa

m. a particular demon hostile to children,

kumbhīkapiḍakā

f. the eye-disease called kumbhīkā-

kuñjarapippalī

f. the plant gajapippalī- (described as bearing a fruit resembling long pepper, Scindapsus officinalis)

kupapi

m. the sun

kūrmapitta

n. the bilious humor of a tortoise

kuṭapinī

f. (equals kamalinī-) a lotus plant

lapita

mfn. chattered, spoken, said

lapitā

f. Name of a śārṅgikā- (a kind of bird) with which mandapāla- is said to have allied himself

lapita

n. chatter, hum

lohitapiṇḍa

m. a red lump

lohitapittin

mfn. subject to hemorrhage, suffering from hemorrhage,

(cr2. rakta-p-).

lokapitāmaha

m. "progenitor of the world, great forefather of mankind", Name of brahmā-

luptapiṇḍodakakriya

mfn. deprived of funeral rites

luśākapi

m. Name of a man

mahākapi

m. "great ape", Name of a king

mahākapi

m. of one of the attendants of śiva-

mahākapi

m. of one of the 34 incarnations of buddha-

n. Name of work

m. Aegle Marmelos

m. red garlic

m. Name of a serpent-demon

māṃsapiṇḍa

m. n. a lump of flesh, tumour

māṃsapiṇḍagṛhitavadana

mfn. carrying a lump of flesh in the mouth

māṃsapiṭaka

m. n. a basket-full or large quantity of flesh

māṃsapitta

n. a bone

māṃsaudanapiṇḍa

m. a ball of meat and boiled rice

maṇḍapikā

f. a small pavilion, an open hall or shed

mārkaṭapipīlikā

f. a small black ant

markaṭapippalī

f. Achyranthes Aspera

markoṭapipīlikā

f. a kind of small black ant

māṣapiṣṭa

n. ground beans

mastakapiṇḍaka

m. n. a round protuberance on the temples of an elephant in rut

mātarapitarau

See .

mātarapitarau

m. (Nominal verb dual number) mother and father, parents

matsyapittā

f. Helleborus Niger

mayūrapiccha

n. a peacock's tail-feather

mayūrapicchamaya

mf(ī-)n. consisting of peacock's tail-feather

mṛgapiplu

m. "deer-marked", the moon

mudgarapiṇḍaka

m. Name of two nāga-s

mukhapiṇḍa

m. or n. (?) a lump or piece of food in the mouth

mūrdhapiṇḍa

m. the lump on the head (of an elephant in rut)

nāḍapit

m. or n. Name of a place

nāḍapitī

f. See below.

nakiṃcidapisaṃkalpa

m. no desire for anything

nāsāraktapitta

n. nose-bleeding

naṣṭapiṣṭa

mfn. dissolved into powder

naṣṭapiṣṭīkṛ

to dissolve into Powder

navanītapiṇḍa

a lump of fresh butter,

nemapiṣṭa

(nema--) mfn. half ground ( nemapiṣṭatā -tā- f.)

f. nemapiṣṭa

m. the eyeball

m. a cat

m. a kind of mango

m. "black-tailed", a falcon

nīlapiṇḍa

n. a kind of steel

nīlapiṅgala

mf(ā-)n. dark-brown

nīlapiṣṭauṇḍī

(!) f. a species of shrub

nīlapiṭa

m. a collection of annals and royal edicts

niṣṣapin

mfn. (fr. nis+sapa- equals pasa-) libidinous, lustful

odanapiṇḍa

m. a ball of boiled rice,

palalapiṇḍa

n. a lump of ground sesamum

pañcapitta

n. the gall or bile of 5 animals (viz. the boar, goat, buffalo, fish, and peacock)

pāṇikacchapikā

f. "hand-tortoise", a particular position of the fingers

pañjarakapiñjala

m. a partridge in a cage

papi

mfn. (1. pā-) drinking (with accusative)

(see

)

papi

m. the moon

parapiṇḍa

in -puṣṭaka- m. "nourished by another's food", a servant

parapiṇḍāda

m. "eating another's food" idem or 'in -puṣṭaka- m. "nourished by another's food", a servant '

parijapita

mfn. ( jap-) muttered, whispered, prayed over in a low voice

pārśvapippala

n. a species of harītakī-

pattrapiśācikā

f. a sort of cap or umbrella for the head made of leaves

pāyasapiṇḍāraka

m. a rice-eater

phaṇātapin

varia lectio for phaṭāṭ- (q.v)

phenapiṇḍa

m. "mass of foam", a mere bubble, nonsense

piṇḍapitṛyajiña

m. the oblation to deceased ancestors on the evening of new moon

piṇḍapitṛyajiñaprayoga

m. Name of work

piṅgakapiśā

f. "reddish-brown", a species of cockroach

piśitapiṇḍa

m. a piece of flaccid

piṣṭapiṇḍa

m. a cake of flour

pitryapitryāvat

mfn. (prob.) possessing property inherited from a father

prākṛtapiṅgala

mfn. spoken forth, spoken, said

mfn. spoken dolefully, invoked piteously

n. prattling, talk

n. lamentation

prapinv

P. A1. -pinvati-, te-, to swell, be full of, be rich, flow over

prapiṣ

P. -pinaṣṭi-, to crush to pieces, pound

: Causal -peṣayati-, to pound, grind or crush to pieces

prapiṣṭa

mfn. (pr/a--) crushed or ground down

prapiṣṭabhāga

mfn. (ṭ/a--) whose share has been ground down,

m. a paternal great-grandfather

m. (mah/a-)

etc.

m. Name of kṛṣṇa- and brahmā-

m. plural great-grandfathers, ancestors

prapitāmahī

f. a paternal great-grandmother

prapitṛvya

m. a paternal grand-uncle

mfn. (fr. Desiderative) wishing to fall or throw one's self down

mfn. desirous of plunging into (loc).

mfn. desirous of entering upon (accusative)

See column 2.

prapitva

See column 2.

prapitva

n. (perhaps for pra-pit-tva-fr. pat-; see apa-pitva-) start, flight, haste

prapitva

n. the advanced day id est evening

prasnapita

mfn. (fr. Causal) bathed

pretapiṇḍabhuj

mfn. one who partakes of the piṇḍa- (q.v) at a śrāddha-

pretapitṛ

mfn. one whose father is dead

pūrakapiṇḍa

m. pūraka

pūrvapitāmaha

m. a forefather, ancestor

putrapiṇḍapālana

m. (with upavāsa-) "cherishing the body of a son", Name of a ceremony

(

; varia lectio -pāraṇa-).

putrapitṛ

m. dual number son and father

rājapiṇḍā

f. a species of date

rājapitṛ

m. a king's father

raktapiṇḍa

m. Hibiscus Rosa Sinensis

raktapiṇḍa

n. its flower

(

also "discharge of blood from the nose and mouth;a red pimple;the plant Ventilago Madraspatana") .

raktapiṇḍaka

m. equals raktālu-.

raktapiṇḍālu

m. equals raktālu-.

raktapiṭikā

f. a red boil or ulcer

raktapitta

n. "bile-blood", a particular disturbance of the blood caused by bile, plethora, spontaneous hemorrhage from the mouth or nose

etc.

raktapittahā

f. "removing it", a kind of dūrvā- grass

raktapittakara

mfn. causing the above disease

raktapittakāsa

m. the cough connected with it

raktapitttika

mfn. subject to or suffering from it

raktapitttin

mfn. subject to or suffering from it

rayidhāraṇapiṇḍa

m. a lump of earth

romālaviṭapin

m. a species of tree

romāluviṭapin

m. a species of plant

rūpadīpakapiṅgala

m. Name of work

sahapiṇḍakriyā

f. offering of the piṇḍa- (q.v) in common

śākalyapitṛ

m. the father of śākalya-

śakapiṇḍa

m. a lump of dung

śākapiṇḍī

f. a mass of vegetables

samapidhā

(only ind.p. -dhāya-), to cover completely

samapiruh

P. -rohati-, to grow together, grow over

saṃjñapita

mfn. sacrificed, killed

saṃkocapiśuna

n. saffron

sammūḍhapiḍakā

f. Name of particular eruptions on the membrum virile

saṃyuktasaṃcayapiṭaka

m. Name of work

śaṅkhapiṇḍa

m. Name of a serpent-demon

sapidhāna

mfn. provided with a cover or lid

sapin

See nith-ṣap/in-.

sapiṇḍa

etc. See sub voce, i.e. the word in the Sanskrit order

sapiṇḍa

m. "having the same piṇḍa-", a kinsman connected by the offering of the piṇḍa- (q.v) to certain deceased ancestors at the śrāddha- (q.v;the kinship is through six generations in an ascending and descending line, or through a man's father, father's father, father's grandfather;mother, mother's father, mother's grandfather;son, son's son, son's grandson;daughter, daughter's son etc.;and also includes father's mother, father's grandmother etc., also father's brothers and sisters, mother's brothers and sisters, and several others)

etc. (

; 286

) .

sapiṇḍana

n. investing with the relationship of a sapiṇḍa-

sapiṇḍanaprayoga

m. Name of work

sapiṇḍanirṇaya

m. Name of work

sapiṇḍatā

f. the condition of being a sapiṇḍa-, sapiṇḍa--ship

sapiṇḍaya

Nom. P. yati-, to invest a person with the rights of a sapiṇḍa-

; to perform the śrāddha- with sapiṇḍa-s (at the end of a full year after the death of a relative)

sapiṇḍī

in compound for sapiṇḍa-.

sapiṇḍīkaraṇa

n. equals sapiṇḍana-

sapiṇḍīkaraṇa

n. Name of work (also sapiṇḍīkaraṇakhaṇḍana ṇa-khaṇḍana- n. sapiṇḍīkaraṇāntakarman ṇānta-karman- n.and sapiṇḍīkaraṇānvaṣṭakā ṇān-vaṣṭakā- f.)

sapiṇḍīkaraṇakhaṇḍana

n. sapiṇḍīkaraṇa

sapiṇḍīkaraṇāntakarman

n. sapiṇḍīkaraṇa

sapiṇḍīkaraṇānvaṣṭakā

f. sapiṇḍīkaraṇa

sapiṇḍīkṛ

P. -karoti- equals piṇḍaya-, Dattakac.

sapiṇḍīkramaṇa

wrong reading for -karaṇa-.

sapiṇḍīkṛta

mfn. invested with the relationship of a sapiṇḍa-

sapiśāca

mf(ā-)n. connected with or proceeding from piśāca-s (as a storm)

śapita

mfn. cursed

sapitṛka

mfn. along with a father or with pitṛ-s (de. ceased ancestors)

sapitṛrājanya

mfn. along with royal pitṛ-s

sapitva

n. (see apapitva-etc.) union, communion

sarṣapika

m. a particular venomous insect

sarṣapikā

f. See sarṣapaka-.

sarvabhūtapitāmaha

m.,"grandfather of all beings", Name of brahmā-

sarvalokapitāmaha

m. "progenitor of all creatures", Name of brahmā-

śātruṃtapi

m. plural (fr. śatruṃ-tapa-) Name of a people or community gaRa dāmany-ādi-.

saurapi

(?) m. plural a patronymic

siṃhapippalī

f. a kind of plant (equals saiṃhalī-)

sitapiṅgāṇa

mfn. dark-yellowish-whitish white

sitapiṅgāṇa

m. dark-yellowish-whitish whiteness

śītapitta

n. a tumour caused by a chill (attended with fever and sickness and compared to a swelling caused by a wasp sting)

śītapitta

n. increase of bile or phlegm caused by cold

ślakṣṇapiṣṭa

mfn. ground fine

śleṣmapitta

n. "phlegm and bile", a kind of disease

śleṣmapittajvara

m. fever caused by phlegm and bile

snapita

mfn. (fr. idem or 'n. the act of causing to bathe, bathing, ablution ') bathed, washed, sprinkled, wetted, cleansed

snigdhapiṇḍītaka

m. a kind of madana- tree

somāṇḍapille

f. Name of work

somapitsaru

mfn. (said of a plough)

śoṇitapitta

n. hemorrhage

śoṇitapittavat

mfn. subject to hemorrhage

śrapita

mfn. (fr. idem or 'm. (fr. idem or 'm. (fr. idem or 'mfn. (fr. idem or ' mfn. (fr. idem or 'f. See vapā-śr/apaṇī-.') to be cooked or boiled ') to be cooked or boiled ') a cook ') a sacrificial animal ') caused to be cooked or boiled

(see

Va1rtt. 2

)

śrapitā

f. rice-gruel

śrapita

n. boiled meat etc.

śrīvatsapiṇyāka

m. the resin of Pinus Longifolia

śṛṅgārapiṇḍaka

m. Name of a serpent-demon

sthalapiṇḍā

f. a kind of date

sthaulapiṇḍi

m. (fr. sthūla-piṇḍa-) a patronymic

sthūlapiṇḍa

m. Name of a man (See sthaula-piṇḍī-).

sūcīkapiśa

mfn. (applied to a kind of arrow the use of which is prohibited)

śukapiṇḍi

wrong reading for śūka-p-.

śūkapiṇḍi

f. Mucuna Pruritus

śūkapiṇḍī

f. Mucuna Pruritus

śukapitāmaha

m. "grandfather of śuka-", Name of the sage parāśara- (father of vyāsa-)

śukrapiś

mfn. radiantly adorned

(see ś/ucipeśas-).

sūkṣmapippalī

f. wild pepper

sumahākapi

m. Name of a demon

suptapralapita

n. plural talking during sleep

(see

)

sūtrapiṭaka

m. n. the basket or collection of Buddhist sūtra-s (see tri-piṭaka-).

suvarṇapiñjara

mfn. yellow like gold

svapiṇḍā

f. a kind of date tree

(wrong reading for sthala-p-).

svapiś

m. Name of a man (see svāpiśi-).

svapitṛ

m. (for svapitṛ-See) one's own father

etc.

svapitṛ

m. plural one's own deceased ancestors

svapitṛ

mfn. (for sva-pitṛ-See) asleep, a sleeper

svapivāta

mfn. (See api-vat-) understanding or meaning well (said of rudra-)

(according to to

"whose speech is trustworthy or authoritative"; according to to others,"much desired", fr. api-van-).

śvetapiṇḍītaka

m. a kind of tree

śvetapiṅga

m. "white and tawny", a lion

śvetapiṅgala

mfn. tawny

śvetapiṅgala

m. a lion

śvetapiṅgala

m. Name of śiva-

m. a lion

white sesamum

f. a small red ant

m. curd

mfn. warming, burning (with deva-,"the sun")

tapiṣṭha

mfn. (superl.) extremely hot, burning

tapita

mfn. refined (gold)

tilapiccaṭa

n. equals -kalka-ja-

tilapiñja

m. equals -peja-

Va1rtt. 6

m. white sesamum

f. Name of a plant

f. Jussiaea repens

mfn. Superl. fr. tṛpr/a-

tūlapicu

m. cotton

tvatkapitṛka

equals tvakat--

udarapiśāca

m. "stomach-demon", voracious, a glutton, one who devours everything (flesh, fish etc.)

ulapin

m. a kind of guinea-pig

unmattapralapita

n. the chatter of a madman

vanakapi

m. a wild monkey

vapila

m. a procreator, father

vasiṣṭhakaśyapikā

f. a matrimonial alliance between the descendants of vasiṣṭha- and those of kaśyapa-

vātakapiṇḍaka

m. an impotent man (born without testicles)

(see vāta-paṇḍa-).

vātapitta

n. "wind-bile", a form of rheumatism

vātapittaja

mfn. arising from the wind and from the bile

vātapittajaśūla

n. a form of the disease called śūla-

vātapittajvara

m. a fever arising from the wind and from the bile

vātapittaka

mfn. arising from the wind and from the bile

vātātapika

mfn. occurring in wind and sunshine

vātikapiṇḍaka

m. equals vātaka-p-

vidyādharapiṭaka

(?) m. Name of work

vijapila

mfn. equals picchila-

(varia lectio vi-javala-).

vijapila

vi-jayina- See

vikapita

mfn. changed, altered, deformed

Va1rtt. 1

vilapita

mfn. wailed, lamented, etc.

vilapita

n. lamentation, wailing

vimalapiṇḍaka

m. Name of a serpent-demon

vinayapiṭaka

m. "basket of discipline", (with Buddhists) the collection of treatises on discipline (see above)

vipralapita

mfn. discussed, debated about

viṣaviṭapin

m. equals -taru-

viśvapiś

mfn. all-adorned, having all sorts of ornaments

viṭapimṛga

m. "tree-animal", a monkey, ape

viṭapin

mfn. having branches or boughs (as a tree)

viṭapin

m. a tree

(mc. also viṭapi-,in genitive case accusative plural pīnām-and pīn-

)

viṭapin

m. the Indian fig-tree

vṛddhaprapitāmaha

m. idem or 'm. a paternal great-grandfather ' (others"a great-grandfather's father")

vṛddhaprapitāmahī

f. a paternal great-grandmother

m. (vṛṣ/ā--) "man-ape", Name of a semi-divine being standing in a particular relation to indra- and indrāṇī-

(by the commentator or commentary identified with the Sun;also supposed to be the son of indra- and the author of the above hymn; see

)

m. the sun

m. fire

m. Name of śiva-

m. of indra-

m. of viṣṇu-

m. of one of the 11 rudra-s